About
Ian Bloom, CFP®, RLP®, is a certified financial planner, registered life planner, a member of the Financial Review Council at Policygenius, the owner of Open World Financial Life Planning, and the author of "A Gamer's Guide to Money." Previously, he was a financial advisor at MetLife and MassMutual, as well as a director with the Financial Planning Association of the Triangle. In addition to his CFP® and RLP® certifications, he holds FINRA series 7 and series 66 licenses.
In the press
The Financial Planning Association podcast, "The Quest for Purpose-First Planning"
LifeBlood podcast, "Intention and Money with Ian Bloom"
Michigan State Wealth Management podcast, "Ian Bloom"
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Selected stories from Ian
Flood insurance in New Jersey: How much is it & what does it cover?
Updated | 5 min read
The average cost of NFIP flood insurance in New Jersey is $80 per month. Residents of the state’s eight coastal counties and other areas at high risk of flooding will want to consider flood insurance.
What is the California FAIR Plan?
Updated | 4 min read
The California FAIR Plan provides home insurance policies to high-risk homeowners who’ve been denied coverage on the private market.
What is ordinance or law coverage?
Updated | 3 min read
Ordinance or law coverage is an additional home insurance coverage that covers the increased cost of complying with local building codes after a covered loss.
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